How to Buy an Apollo Diamond Engagement Ring

By on December 25, 2007 Comments { 4 }

The synthetic diamond buzz is getting louder.  Consumers are less concerned with a diamond’s “personality” and more with it’s price.  Apollo Diamond, Inc. pioneered the concept of selling lab-grown diamonds in the jewelry market, and people are flooding their call centers, desperately wanting to see them in store windows.  Here’s a little update on what’s currently available…

While we expect that Apollo cultured diamonds will appear in stores in the future, their diamonds and jewelry collection are currently available through Apollo Diamond directly.  If you are interested in purchasing one of their pieces, go to www.apollodiamond.us to view their collection. 

All of the jewelry in their web brochure is made-to-order and is individually priced based on available diamonds.  Delivery typically takes two to three weeks.  You should know they are only shipping inside the U.S. at this time.  

Apollo also offers loose diamonds.  If you’re interested in those, you’re going to have to call them for availability and pricing.  They expect to have some diamonds nearing one carat in size available for public sale by the first half of 2008.

Satisfied?  You can also go to their website and email Apollo Diamond, Inc. directly.  They’re pretty quick and very informative. 

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4 Responses to How to Buy an Apollo Diamond Engagement Ring

  1. Scott Richter September 5, 2011 at 3:59 am #

    Can anyone confirm, or direct me on the best way to contact the company. Phone number or email contact.

  2. Mariyah October 5, 2011 at 2:16 am #

    I can’t find any information at all about it. Does anyone know what is going on? What happen to the website? Is there any other place or way we can buy an Apollo diamond?

  3. K1122 October 13, 2011 at 5:54 am #

    Hi,

    I’m interested in purchasing a ring synthetic Apollo diamond ring but their website does not work, or it’s just advertising for another company. Does anyone know what is happening, if they are still going and if so how you get in touch with them? They don’t come up in the white pages either.

    Any help would be much appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Flick

  4. Surfer October 16, 2011 at 3:07 am #

    I read somewhere they had been merged or taken over. I am not sure of the website now as I am unable to find anything on Apollo. All sorts of other links come up when I google Apollo but not the company’s website. Does anyone know the current website to directly deal with the Apollo Diamond Company please?

    Surfer Girl




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